Goodafternoon,
Me and a friend are putting up a secondary VHF repeater and have a
antenna question. Being we are on a budget but have looked at these 2
antennas as options.
Diamond F22A monoband base or the Husler G6-144B
Any pros or cons to these antennas and which would you choose or you
Eric,
I tried that today and they positively will not work on the new type
of crystal holders due to the way they are made since they cannot
reliably make them work. They said they have done them in the past
and lost money, wasted time, and angered customers in the process.
John
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You'll hear this from others -- DO NOT use the LMR-400 cable in duplex
situations.
This subject comes up about every other week here.
Chuck
WB2EDV
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I have a question about the DB base antennas such as the DB-224, DB-
420, etc. As most of you know they consist of folded dipole trombones
Bernie Parker
K5BP
Bernie
There is no such thing as a stupid
At 08:27 AM 1/26/2008, you wrote:
There is no such thing as a stupid question . If you want to know
something just ask. you might get some stupid answers but you might
get the one you are looking for too.
Since we are in such a giving mood - let me ask something ...
I have my hands on what I
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I think you may have overlooked the fact that desense was observed
even when a dummy load was connected directly to the output of the
duplexer. That pretty much eliminates anything external to the
repeater itself,
John,
I stand corrected. I know that EFJ produced some oddball radios, but until
now I have never heard of a crystal holder or channel element that could not
be recrystalled by ICM. Live and learn!
73, Eric Lemmon WB6FLY
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From: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
There is a light at the end of this tunnel...
Sinclair Engineers really pushed the PIM issue out into
the public eye when I first started dealing with them.
The Sinclair Company has changed so much (make your own
decisions) from those earlier days but you will notice
most of their current
Re: Notch and other Suck-Out Cavities
Many of the more common notch cavities are single port
designs. I've also seen and setup some very creative
applications using two-port band-pass bottles where the
second port is terminated with a load.
In one or two cases the terminated band-pass
WONDERING OUT LOUD.WHO DID JOHNSON USE TO MAKE
THEM IN THE FOIST PLACE??? MAYBE THEY CAN TELL
YOU SINCE THEY OBVIOUSLY DIDN'T DO IT THEIR DAMN
SELVES.
SOME ONE HAD TO MFGR THE THINGS
MDM
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John,
I stand corrected. I know that EFJ produced
some
MDM,
I was wondering about that myself! What does the New style elements look
like? When were they installed by Johnson? I worked in a Johnson shop
until 83 and still have a lot of Johnson radios on the air and don't
remember anything like this. Admittedly, I have been out of the new Johnson
Seeking feedback on the ICOM F221S mobile or CY F221S repeater UHF
versions as to suitability for use in the 70cm ham band.
Can the radios be programmed with Windows software, or are they like
many Motorola products - i.e., you need a slow computer running DOS.
Thanks.
Tony
Tony,
They are great little radios and you can program them with any Windows you
want to. If you use them in repeater service turn the power down and use a
good amp.
Paul
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